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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
The Oil.production shut.pown.

PITTsBURG, November 1.-The gigan-
tic shutdown in oil-productiou went
into effect to-day for a year hence.
There will be & complete stoppage of
one-half the total petroleum production,
based on the gauges of wells, during
July and August, and no gIycerine is
10 be used in the same time, and no
wells are to be cleaned out. The gen
eral feature of the deal is that the
Standard Oil Company has set
100000 barrels of oil at 81 cents
a barrel, the profits on this
to be divided among those producers
who shut 10 their wells. In addition to
this, the Standard and the producers
have made a pool of 1000, coo barrels,
the profit accruing from which is to
create wage fund for laboring men
out of employment The purchases
q. ade yesterday of the Sexonburg-
Gusher properly may be taken as an in
dication that sle pool agents will be
able. in a measure, to control that
field which is only not absolutely con-
trolied, although the production firms
the Standard and Independent-haVe
begun 10 shut in their wells.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused
such a general revival of trade at G.
NJ |. Co.'S. Drug Store as their giving
away t. their customers of SO many
tree rial bot les OF Dr.. King s New Dis
oyery for Consumption. Their trade
l. simp ply enormous In THIS very valuable
article from The fact that il always cures
and never Gisappoints. Coughs, Gods,
AS bma, Bronchitis. Group, and all
throat and lung diseases quickly cured
You can testlt before buying by getting
a trial bottle free, large size 81. Every
bottle warranted. 3
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
Foreign Flashes.

BERLIN, November 1.-Emperor Will
lam was able, to-day, to receive a
verbal report.
Advices Sfrom Warsaw say that
Klusin, in the province of Minsk, was
totally destroyed by fire. Three hun
dred and fifty houses and number of
stores were burned, and many lives
were lost
BRssT, November IA hurricane has
been raging here since morning. YES
sells are unable TO leave the rOadstead.
Mony fishing smacks and pilot vessels
have fouDdered.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
hitnex WI Not Resign.

New YORK, November 1.-Secretary
Whitney was shown dispatch from
Washington tonight, which stated that
he had determined to retire from the
Cabinet, and that his sickness would
be made a pretext for his resignation.
He wrote the following reply; No,
there is nothing in 1t. Ii [ should not
get we'll should resign, for the Navy
Department is no place for sick man,
out l am about we'll now, and expect
to GO back TO work inside OF week.
In fact. am looking over my letters
and doing more or less now L have
at no time considered the matter OF
resigBiDg"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
Bucklen,s Arn1ca scIve-

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, fetLer, Chapped Hands,
CbilbIains, COrns, and all Skin Erup-
tons, and positively cures Plies, or no
pay required. tbs guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price % cents boz. For sale by q. c..
NJ. |. Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
The item Disanowed

washington, November The
First Comptroller mas sustained the &C
tion of the Auditor for the PostQtiice.
In disallowing an item or SIC in the &C
counts of the Postmaster at Sacra-
mento, Gala, This amount having been
pald to a CLERK III the Sacramento post
office.as extra compensation Tor the
delivery of special delivery letters. he
Comptroller holds thatextra compensa-
ton of this kind can onlg be paid In
cases of delivery at third and fourth
class postoffices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
The British Press on Cieyeland's Re
ply To the ArbitratVrs.


LONDON, November 1:-The Telegraph
says: President Clev, lands reply to
the arbitration memorial delegation is
thoroughly sympathetic. Though his
speech was guarded, his words imply
more than if used as they might be by
The most aggressive of princes or states
men,"
The Ch6oaicEe: president Cleveland S
reply justlfies the belief that the Amer
lean people reciprocste the friendly
sentiments of the British nation eX-
pressed by Sir Lynn Piayfalr. When a
large section of the British Parliament,
acting IN conjunction with the Trades
Union Congress, are found in perfect
accord with the President o the United
States on this question, II must be that
the cause they uphold is in fair way
of advancement"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
Wen Open 'Em Ourselves

BILOXI, Miss, November six hun
dred oyster openers, boatmen and
others, employed by the canning COM
pany, struck, to-dey, to enforce the
demand of the oyster openers for an
advance of pay. The employers re
olved not to accede to the demand. All
will soon shut down, throwing thou
sands out of employment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
A Rich Coal Fin.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, November Ito
day the Lehlgh 81 Wilkesbarre Com
pany struck the great Baltimore vein of
coal Ii the South Wilke- BARR, nearly
L 100 feet below the surface. The deep
est shaft in the Pennsylvania vein is
between eighteen and twenty feet thick.
This fad viii net the company So 600,
QUO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
LIME AnO BUILDIN1 KUO5N,

ssRsSRS. VARLEY q EVERILL HAVS
hs ing leased the lime kilns known as the
Pascoe Lime Kilns, from the Utah
Lime and Cement Company, are prepared 10
furnish first class Lime and Building Rock
in any quantity, on the shortest notice.
Ofice and saleSroom No. SO South Yves
Temple Street, North OF HERALD Building
Telephone No. Pa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
Fonnder.d in the Channel.

LONDON, November lit is reported
that the British bark Temple Bar, bound
for Rio Janeiro, has foundered in the
British Channel. and that the crew,
um5ering eighteen, were lost.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02

Donahue no conversation at all; alter
Leech had played two or three pieces
on the flute and | had recited o piece
called. ''Wny Was Man Made TO
Mourn p sat in the corner and they
were talking to themselves; l read
until LPech reached over me and took
his pipe down; TOOK the candle and
tried to light his pipe; L then said |
would go 10 my room and get book;
Donahue then said: Bert Either, you
are a Cd d7zn s-n of a b., and
drew his gun oh8me; it startled me, and
l rose up; l jumped to the south side;
he SNAPPED HIS GUN AFTER ME
and said: ANY man that will carry
gun in q mining camp is Cd On
s. of a b." then said; " That
cowardly act, to get the start of man."
After that they were talking and
there for second, and as Donahue
snapped the second time, Flaherty
said. Bert Ether, you are a G. d.
s. of b." and ran in the other room;
was back III about two or three sec
onds; Donahue had his gun on me,
and snapped it on me the third time;
| may have inadvertently omitted stat
ing about the third snap on my direct
eXamlnatlOn; nothing was said as
Flaherty was coming through the door;
had il in his left hand as though be was
just going 10 pass it to his right hand,
when [ grabbed 1t; he had hold of the
stock, AID l grabbed it so quick he
hardly knew it; he then grabbed me
with his right hand by MY coat under
my arm; | grabbed him by the right
shoulder drew him up, and as ]
wrenched him over towards The bed,
drew my gun I'D and
SHOT HIM THROUGH THE HEAD.
Ny gun was three or four inches from
his head; was wild. and did not
just then l heard gun snap
Flaherty [ turned On Denahue. our
pistols both went off together. his at
me and | at him, when l whirled and
shot at Donahue; | intended to shoot
him, as be had snapped his pistol twice
ut me then; there had been no talk CT
quarrel between us that. evening; as
this struggle was going on, Leech mad
the candiestick in his right hand and
knife in his left, and threw his knees
upon the bed; Leech did not touch Inc
any time. during the sCuffla; when the
light went out 1 jumped back in the
corner; Leech lit the candle; did not
notice wuat he was doing; pushed the
pistol out Of Donahue'S hand, and
LEvELED IT on LEIGH,
and he dropped on his knees; he still
had he candle in his right hand; candle
was in a candlesnck; as the light was
lit | Jumped towards Donahue; he was
falling over on the bed and his face
burnt; / thought I'd shot him; ne did
not throw up his hands and fall on the
floor; ! went directly TO the saloon; did
not return TO the cabin; told that L had
shot the two men, TO the men in the
saloon; got horse at MIXERS and went
10 Diamond; then went To SantaQuin,
from there to Provo; lave related
about the shooting to twelve or fiji
teen persons, but dld not state the cir
Cumstances.
Gro examination was in progress
at the close Of me mail.
Semtenc in the case CT United Stat 8
". Jonn Harris was postponed until
the 18th inst.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
AFTERNOON.

Either continued-When I offered to
sell the pistol to job son, he said he
would see me later; Flaherty then said:
Let me see that gun" / snapped it
past the two. iuaded cartri ges and
handed it to him; II was two days be-
fore that put those two Car trIdges III;
were al! L mad that q the gun; FIaher Y
looked a IL ana SAID: inat' terri bic
weapon" | then handed The money
to Leech and | handed tlaheriy
the gun about the same ume;
were III the east room;
FIaierty took the gun in the west
oom: DJnahue SAID, IL me see
that;" D0nahue then took II eud moved
II dow Ia the bed tnis is when | gave
Lte h The money; defendant DENIED
tnat tuere were any words then between
b IL; no quarrel at all; said nothing to
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
ETHIER'S STATEMENT.
FThe Defendant Tells His Side
Of the Story.
HISTORY OF TIE LYNCHING
He Relates the Circumstances and
How he shot EIaherty
Through the Head.

After the close of the evening mail on
Monday the Either case was continued.
HENRY ADAMS.
Prosecuted an inquiry IS to whether
shot was fired near the cabin in ques
ton since the homicide. Objected to
and objection sustained. determined
it was a bullet-hole; I examined the
south side of the door; observed an
abrasion in the door, apparently black,
on the edge of the door; il had the ap-
pearance of having been made by a
pistol bullet; it was about four feet
from the southeast corner; L ascer-
tanned from the books of the Beck Min
ing Company that Mr.. Flaherty did not
work at the mine after July %, 1856; he
began to work June 18th and quit July
25th.
To Prosecutor-ThinkI would have
seen a bullet hole in the east end of the
cabin the first examination 1 made if 1t
had been there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
RERIOVEI
RDR SALE

A SINGLE ROOM, FURNISHED,
IN A NEW HOUSE AND PLEASANT LOs
] caIity, near the Eagle Gate. Furniture
new aud complete. TO let at reasonable
terms 10 one or TWO gentlemen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02

4 FINE LARGE HOUSE OF NINE bOOAfS
a with all modern convenience, lawn,
orchard and garden, with hydranJ water,
situated on First Sire t. Apply 10 FREQ }.
May, 81 I. First South Street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
WANTED.

GOOD GIRL FOR GENER L ROUSE
"A work Apply to Mrs. Bishop, rs w.
Fourth South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
TO RENT.

mWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
i suitable for light housekeeping. OF for
two geAt.emen, az 556 s., West Tempe Street,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02

nENTISThY-C. HAsgGA-raA-.= - g
Z i ROOMs EORMERL{ OCCUPIED BIZ
4 DR.. L berg, No a Ninth East Stree5,
Salt Lake City. as l have Left salt Lake
CIV | recommend Dr.. Hamilton to my
patrons. Respectfully,
l.. BkkG, Dentist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
TUESDAY MORNING.
sILAs THOMAS WILLIAM PUL1IUM.

Worked in the Beck mine in July,
1886; remember the killing of Joseph
Fisher on July 9th, 1896; was working
in the Bullion-Beek mine; co not think
Mike Fiaherty went on the night SHIFT
of that light; he usually Went down
the shift when l did at 6 O'Clock, and
did not go down tnat night, The hight
Of the lynchiDg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
WE BOTH SHOT

at about the same time, and the light
went out; when l. ech lit match
DongLue was falling over the bed.
I went to the ss'oon t en-; told some o.
the boys what | ha done; bad t@
drinks: then ordered telegram sent L
Dyer; rode horse to Santaquin; tele
graphed to Deputy Pratt; l asked the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
DEPUTY W. D. DYKES.

Was at the cabin where the shooting
occurred; discovered a bullet hole in
the east end; was about fourteen inches
from the floor, and eighteen inches
from the ground; Il cut out this board
where the hole was (showed il IN c0urt)
and the canvas lining.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-02
The Public Debt.

WASHINGTON, November Follow
ing is g reorganization OF the debt
statement issued to-day:
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After the close Of the evening mail on
Monday the Either case was continued.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12
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give sssaeDcs shsf aas paItipelaf eiahs 1T
inanslsfaRtz vsa hs gsrngs1icd - l1na Ths
provisions 81 lise as are inpssllsifa thar
epssStlan sn4 lock T. the ssiDsl oona.tio1
VI esen pefssa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

IN ruesday tie stewards Of the Grand
Circuit met 81 Rochester ard arranged the
pFogFaInme Tor the gTes. trotiing campaign
Of the season TAs Driving Park Assoeia-
ti0us Of Cleveland. Buffalo, Utica. Albany,
Hartford and Springfield were represented.
Ar. Wm. Edwards. OF Clevelsnd. Nas elect
e,i president. and Mr.. Geo. W Archer seere-
tary. The Pougakeepsie Association APP
piled Tor daiess anc the appiicHtioa vas Ia
ken urter sAissmeat. the authorities Of
the Hartford and springfield Associations TO
have a4lhoEily 10 dscioe the dates. The
general programme will De ss follows. On
the first dsg of each meeting the - and
22l trotting CLASSES and the 22i pacing
class will al the card. Tne ~ aud 25
trotfipg classes. and the ? Is racing class il
the bisl OF fsre for the second day. Tne
tniFd day ouxht 20 be Of q sensational char
scter. the rs. ?. 10 and tie free for-zll trot-
ting classes being the features OF the dsy.
The last oay OF each meeting IS devoted TO
the IS irottirg class. Tie ifee-ior- al racing
eiass. and a special. The aggregate amount
OF tie purses il $40 90 OF y hicn Cleveland
contributes 7.to0. Buffalo and R0ehesfe-.
So Gee each; Jtlca. Albany and Springfield.
Slt eoJ each, and Hartford s25 600.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

fsffs Daan = sesehinx J~es Dezsps~s
tbs sft s. tesok zEskEak
Ths "a - Ksa etKsss - axks 49, sa<B "a
the kssss tssFins saiatsa ~ islf
s1ze82L
Ths Eve lseks. nsnapsey saa NtAah8ss
sFs - stzft oat ~ tie hsa& ~ ssnn .ansts a
81 pslsisisEf Stars s1essls.
Nsse sfilss over that ks sn1 ssm sasab
are Ass f5ienes. sad thnt ~ intznas - bFfaa
suitA - Anaeftas ~ asAt aas taey
Tossmy wsrssa ssys thss R<s 0Lssfr
shlepei ice kdEs e4s = s.esft sAiff<e
hisss< sboet ths sslns - hsr&n nt.zst
= Lssry. II wss1s straight
hsrxine Thekn psea. tie Ctese2nd Tk4n-
ceIbalt. znb lsek Asa. bsih ke<s rsszhts
sre Asfeaed % Exhs siRhi rsanas fss .
pafse- fbs hxtt II - lskA isAssss a. Iksss-
lad 90 tbs 80 VI tbs Eaoata.
lac Weir ssil Exat 10 faafs anti ns xs
faa. lie has been quite Atsls sd aoilFe
ssaes hs LANDED in tkls coaDtfy, slsa pro-
poszs @ take . much- needed ress. lie
thinks II golning = combination.
kllrain va presented wifA the x X
fox ciaDond Belt, repEsssniing tne heavy
selxhl eazmp plooskp OF foe ~ozld, 81 b2lti-
nioEe. june 4 kslraig ss nos opsn 10 nxai
ell eomsrs foE ss.o9o side snd ths bet.
Tammy Warren, the ehampsa feather
weight Of Amegics hss accepted tie chai-
lsuxe uf Iks Nesr, lhe "bsiiasl 6pz1er. -
nghf iog 81 0eU side and ths International
fezthef-weishf championship . The light
10 lake place IL the West in fiDm % 10 ~
days from signing articles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

The Izeksaa Nil. Tn ainx Association
~ eiese iss estEy lisf q aenday. Juns IL
ssla hassealzn sao hsse entered a. Tsrrs
haass sne 0olanl6as, Lad. o. who lsseDd
70 canpzlsn tbroagh tie MicLlssn meet
inss siil bear u n1lEa that tse aafs = close
a hasd. } sa a4tes q TIE mseging are
JaAe -. - - and "a, aud The ssrloos
classes ass dasisea a. ioIi1ss ca TUESDAY
the 2s0 sna E11 classes wiil ccmpsis fer
pafsss Ci fcoo. The 1-c lEotsing cssss
"a - - Y. aad the "a pacing e.ass. perse
foO. siH suppig the card "Wednesday On
Isgrsiag. TIE flse .sF-aI pacess snd tns
= - tTof1ox e.ses wIa shos bog fast they
can - as thsir resp pectfve gaIs lor purses q
800 sach. ana ne f-arsA Gay wia hs veil
eeeeg,ea By toe . and the free-i1s all
classes cor iarses of $50 each. Jseksea II
= nssmbsF Of the Indiana and Mich gan
Circuit shich began as Tsrfe Hauie on
Jane - To- sna ends a. East saginaw On
JAY Il 20 Is. f1eEe are az meetings IN
TIE circuit sith = parse aggregate Of 80. 60.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

feol selling n Nep York 10 aow pfscsi.
calls unFssirlctsA
EaWsFa Hsnlan and gseeb 0eaassf wlli
fos tlssee sssis Taae 81 falsmsns J0is -,
f3E 81 80 : slde
Ths veteran ped. Dan O'Lesry 10 srrsng-
inx l9r TIP ~ kagssbd. and talks VI lsesI.
ind all the k8xlish usCks in long ssslsnos
FACHx.
Temple. tbs Amsriesn hsesci,st ~zz
thgavr trom hk useiin< AID badly hurt
hss FFacsiesng ca the o<nrss ~ tossntfy.
Ensl&Bd.
lilly Oliver, OF HAslena, os<rs 10 row any
man ia the sorls cts nile suaighi away
ga sas Harlem river. IA best aud best ssss.
Tor ffoto s5po 10 ioVs SHE.
-. h. kilslemsr, the spginser. 10 Ia Kan
sas Cts. and spncssless that he sill slsy
there. and Challenges sny spgirsef IN Amer
icA 10 run him loo safas for any part II
slo,uuV.
teorge Wright the old base bali PLAYER.
and lot Mansfield. Of ibe Long seed club.
have been seiec.e9 - reprsssas k1sfsn IN
slie Eastern - Nexsera AssSe afloa efsckes
n,atch, Jane -. ss Pifusasg.
Il viii soor Be fims - tie crack ,sotlsrs
- show what tkey cAa 10. Two very
speedy ores. oaren Wttkes sad Gsfnst. viii
have &. 90 rare. rain or sbiae. si Charter
OAK PARK. Hartford. on July 8. TEis match
will attract sreaI attention.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Ii is said that Won der Ahs will puEehas
sfal.st. III

1t is said that Ven der Abe will purchase
the Athletic clLb.
There are tour muses playing ball nov.
Dundon, OF syracuse, Hoy, o. csakoshs
Rya. Of the Ohio Leegasi and James. OF
osNego.
Chris Won der Abe Is trying ts arrsDgs IL
80 lac can lake tbs Browns {, BOs. "a fof q
game on July y. The bsowns would draw
biz there.
Harry Beach, who pitched for the ksla
naLOo club last season anu pitched several
good games. has silned with tsie stuben-
Vile club.
oDsy and Twitchsll beat all League
pitcher in hitting baismen. Wills 50 TAR
Boyle, Keeie, oDay and George have been
the widest.
Horace Philips seems 10 be losing his
grip in Pittsbnrg. Is this his reward for
hls hard do1oie duty of running a bali
team and weekly paper
Fat and good-natured Briody is leading
all the league cafchers ami that. too. de-
spite toe fact that he has caught al the De-
troit twirlers but Baldwin.
Caseful figuring shows that the receipts
of the league clubs las. season were $50
600. II is estimsted that The receipts this
season will amount 20 100000.
A good many clubs are after Tommy
Love,t, OF Bridgeport. lie IL winning
pitcher Ethis year, and yet he showed but
little headway when with the Athletics.
Boston wants 10 loan" Convey and
WheelocL TO save expenses. but csn't make
| il. The Indianapolis club objects 10 Con-
ways release upon any terms, as II wants
him.
Now tha: Baldwin is striking his gait.
Chicago will not be so weak m the box.
| Indeed. If fynn's arm should set well. the
club would be decidedly strong in that de-
par,ment.
II the old-timers on the Chirsgo team
did little Of their o.c-time hitting. the
| club wocld win more games. iAsit isthe
| youngsters are doing tiae,.niot- : siiecifrs
stick work.
Joe Gerhardt is still talking harshiy sbou,
the New Iorks. HiseaieSt Is that he was
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

Lospos, June li.-ln the House of Lords
this evening Lord Salisbury announced the
details OF the Anglo Turkish Egyptian con-
ventson in 4 speech explanatory of the pro-
visions OF the treaty. The agreement bin ds
Eagisnd 10 withdraw Der troops nom
Egypt within three years and ssipulstes
that lhe right of Eagiand TO appoint Eng
lish officers 10 command ia TIE Exyfsisn
army shall cease Of the sxpirauon of iise
years. In the evef.t Of externsi or Internal
disorder England retains the right 10 feDd
troops TO Eeysi ane Keep t5e.n there until
peace shall be igily restored. The treats Is
accompanied by prosision siipnlsgins that
tie agreelnent shall not be valid unless it
receives lhe approval aud ratification o. ihs
Powers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-12

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Miss Murphy. = great isyorlte q 81 fsGl
soc4sty. whom ~ had pFom ss1 o. ALLOW 10
sing iE the chsrscssf OF Lofsila one niglt
Kiss MURPHY. who i = ccnGelto of csnkld.
erlsle local fame. had her cosi atses pre-
psr<c st 3 roe; 81 several bNDrret doiiArs
and made ether aff3aes n1Ents iof hss apb4i
on the opersiic staxe "a her Il4is e4Nia 70
the esrs of Nise HuDiinRton ksse said ahe
would not sllo. The pgliic a. is Sltp.
poiafed by Ternntlus "a AmsfcnI a. take
her place one NiEtt sud shen fiebaf
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allowed 20 sins he eil D0l Ep.sesf o. ihs
stage. The position tsken by Mis- Hent
ington hss cFgatra Great deal ~ lndirae-
iiea The upper SOCIAL circles. and lis le1fna-
dated that if Miss Nnrphv v not siloees
60 stag. Miss Huntington vii be b9yco iet
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